Michael Saylor

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Bankless · "Fix the Money, Fix the World" — Michael Saylor's Master Plan (plus questions on Quantum and Ethereum) · 13 Apr 2026 podcast

And we call that asset back, we put it in cold storage, and then whoever sold it short has to buy it back and the price moves north.

But of course, the reason that people don't do that is because up until now, even today, it's very difficult to get a conforming loan or a conventional loan against Bitcoin.

So people are forced into the crypto economy and this dynamic of re-hypothecation.

So bank credit networks will be very big.

I mean, $100 billion or more bank credit could form.

And not only will you have less demand to sell $100 billion of Bitcoin, but you will also have people migrating from rehypothecation and non-rehypothecation, and that'll create a short squeeze on the other side.

The other dynamic is digital credit.

So my company is selling STRC, it's digital credit instrument.

So the other, like two, three weeks ago, we sold $1.2 billion of it.

When we sell $1.2 billion of STRC, we buy back $1.2 billion of Bitcoin.

And that week we bought five Bitcoin for every Bitcoin mined or something, some insane amount.

If we sell $10 billion of stretch in a year, we're going to buy the entire supply mined by the miners.

When we sell $20 billion, we'll buy 2x the supply.

So the formation of those digital credit networks will facilitate a huge amount of capital flowing into the system as well.

So I would be looking at all those things.

And I mean, the last thing is just volatility in general.

Because as the volatility in the asset comes off, the credit worthiness of it increases and then the willingness of conventional trad fi banks to extend credit against it increases.

And, you know, if you want a simple analogy, it's like you live in a city and on one side of the street, it's kind of scary and dangerous and you have to buy the houses for cash.

And there's a lot of crime.

And the other side of the street, it's totally safe.

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